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Re: To part or not to part?
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Posted by jonnny2006 on June 29, 2007 at 14:55:20 from (67.142.130.24):
In Reply to: Re: To part or not to part? posted by John M on June 29, 2007 at 14:04:11:
I dint bother me any which way it would of went. I had it on the yt site and was asking just what i paid for it.(it is now off) its not that i don't wanna fix it but i bought another tractor and the Md is going to have to take a spot out side now. I don't let ANY of my TRACTORS just sit and rot away. I have charged the battery once as it isent the best battery but it will work for a while but i will replace it. The engine turns over nicley and i make sure it gets 10-15 seconds of cranking time to keep her limber weekly. also i have moved the tractor a few times also. it last ran april 17th 07. I have now decided since i havent had any real lookers out there that i will just fix it. I just cant work on them as long as i would like to...Due to my disiablity...... but i will get it done. I'm gonna take the front part of the tractor off to acess the front of the engine.I have a friend who can help with the hard heavy stuff. I might just put in super md parts so i could upgrade to live hydrolics. The md gears wernt desinged for live hydrolics. I'm probally gonna like it so much i will trade the front off my M with the narrow on the md. I will keep you guys posted. Oh ya its not a money thing john its just i don't know what i wanna do. I should have a 30X50 quansit within a few months so i can keep it under cover. Also the shop where i would do my work had a tree go thru the roof in a wind storm and i need to keep the aera clear so they can fix it next week. Then i will take her apart. I already have aq i.h. guy that will lone me the stands and also any "tools" that i may need. if i stumble on somthing he will walk me thru it. If i can rebuild a transmission of a ford mustang i should be able to handel this. Thanks for all the advice guys i'm gonna fix it. only 16,000 made!
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